you are just looking at things from the wrong end... try getting face to face with the issues!
Trump wins
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you are just looking at things from the wrong end... try getting face to face with the issues!
More complete Bullshit that you've already been proven false on. Fox News is not banned in Canada
http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/foxcanada.asp
old cap.... I'm sure by now after the law the way it is in Canada.... if they wanted to keep putting out BS it had to be a lot more factual
but all this seems to say it was... or has been ....
http://www.bing.com/search?q=fox+news+banned+in+canada&src=IE-SearchBox&FORM=IENTSR&pc=EUPP_
a good example of why some animals eat their young!
Do you ever open your eyes and read before you blindly post your garbage???? You just posted a bing search acting as if it supports the BS you said earlier. The first link in the search is THE SAME Snopes article I gave you a link to which says your claim is FALSE. The second link in your Bing search is a Politifact article which calls your claim "PANTS ON FIRE!"
Thanks for providing further proof I was right!!!!
yes I posted the bing search!... and yes I posted it because there were several articles on it.... and apparently a reporter put some phoney ******* on the air... typical of fox news... so yes they were pulled at one time!
you always try to twist and turn things trying to win at something... anything... and it just isn't going to happen... you post to much fake BS!
I didn't see that... they were in trouble at one time.... proves nothing... yes they are on the air putting out more bs... but for a while little they were not
Fox news is not banned in Canada. The law you refer to is for Canadian broadcasters. Fox is classed as international. Fake news. Now who do I know who has a thing about that....
Trump's blame game won't work this time
In the final hours of the health care debate, President Trump's primary political strategy became clear. He threatened to blame Speaker Paul Ryan and the congressional Republicans if the bill went down to defeat. They would be responsible for the continuation of Obamacare.
He would make this clear to his constituents. Speaker Ryan and the congressional Republicans did not deliver. There is no plan B, his press secretary Sean Spicer said. If the bill was defeated, the President explained, Republicans would have to shoulder the responsibility for the survival of Obamacare and for breaking their campaign pledge.
It didn't work. In the final hours of the workday, President Trump conceded defeat and agreed when Speaker Ryan said to pull the bill.
But don't expect him to pull back from his blame game strategy. From the moment that he took office, President Trump has been blaming everyone else for every problem that he has faced.
When he lost the popular vote, he blamed voter fraud. When the crowds were relatively thin for his inauguration, he blamed the "fake news" for publishing false reports about the numbers. Each time that the Russia investigation took a turn that reflected poorly on him, the President has blamed leakers or Democrats -- or even President Obama, who he said used McCarthyite tactics against him.
Trump loves to point the finger at the other guy. He plays the blame game more than any other president in recent history.
Trump has mastered the blame game in part because he exhibits no restraint, and is willing to go to places previous presidents would not. While all presidents lie, he is willing to make false statements all the time, unapologetically, as he plays with fact and fiction in ways that make it difficult for his opponents to feel that they are on stable ground.
In a polarized political world where most Americans tend to get their political information from biased sources that confirm, rather than challenge, their beliefs, Trump's full-throated attacks on opponents, his positioning himself as a president taking on the world, his conspiracy theorizing, still resonate with his Republican supporters.
But now, in the aftermath of his failure on health care, it is he who is not standing on stable ground. Regardless of what Trump says, the loss in the House was devastating. This was the first major piece of legislation that the administration has tried to move through Congress after a "hundred days" that have been dominated by executive orders.
Obamacare repeal is an issue that has been near and dear to the heart of the GOP since 2010. Republicans have promised to overturn the ACA and, even with a united government, they failed. The loss will embolden Trump's opponents as it is now clear that he can be defeated. He will have that much less credibility to move members of either party along on controversial matters like free trade.
To be sure, Trump's opponents should not take anything for granted. Trump has proven that when he attacks, he goes for the *******, and the humiliation of this defeat will inevitably lead him toward turning the Freedom Caucus, Speaker Ryan and the Democrats into the new reason for his problems.
The challenge for Trump is that as he gets deeper into his presidency, voters who have supported him will more clearly see his vulnerabilities. As he continues to blame other people, these voters will start to see why it is he who is to blame.
Over the past few weeks, President Trump has exposed many of his own weaknesses, all of which contributed to today's failure in the House. The Russia-gate scandal is continuing to consume much of the national conversation about his presidency, emboldening his critics who sense that there is much more to come.
His endless tweets and groundless attacks, including about President Obama, have ****** Republicans to spend much more time talking about his behavior rather than their legislative agenda. The lack of preparation and scattershot approach to dealing with policy and Congress have cost him. His coalition-building strategy on this bill was sloppy and ended up alienating everyone, as he deeply underestimated conservative opposition to Ryan's plan.
Trump, it turns out, is not actually able to put together any deal that he wants. In this case, he was the loser.
While the president will be gearing up to blame everyone for this defeat, the truth is that he might just have no one to blame but himself.
In the final hours of the health care debate, President Trump's primary political strategy became clear. He threatened to blame Speaker Paul Ryan and the congressional Republicans if the bill went down to defeat. They would be responsible for the continuation of Obamacare.
He would make this clear to his constituents. Speaker Ryan and the congressional Republicans did not deliver. There is no plan B, his press secretary Sean Spicer said. If the bill was defeated, the President explained, Republicans would have to shoulder the responsibility for the survival of Obamacare and for breaking their campaign pledge.
It didn't work. In the final hours of the workday, President Trump conceded defeat and agreed when Speaker Ryan said to pull the bill.
But don't expect him to pull back from his blame game strategy. From the moment that he took office, President Trump has been blaming everyone else for every problem that he has faced.
When he lost the popular vote, he blamed voter fraud. When the crowds were relatively thin for his inauguration, he blamed the "fake news" for publishing false reports about the numbers. Each time that the Russia investigation took a turn that reflected poorly on him, the President has blamed leakers or Democrats -- or even President Obama, who he said used McCarthyite tactics against him.
Trump loves to point the finger at the other guy. He plays the blame game more than any other president in recent history.
Trump has mastered the blame game in part because he exhibits no restraint, and is willing to go to places previous presidents would not. While all presidents lie, he is willing to make false statements all the time, unapologetically, as he plays with fact and fiction in ways that make it difficult for his opponents to feel that they are on stable ground.
In a polarized political world where most Americans tend to get their political information from biased sources that confirm, rather than challenge, their beliefs, Trump's full-throated attacks on opponents, his positioning himself as a president taking on the world, his conspiracy theorizing, still resonate with his Republican supporters.
But now, in the aftermath of his failure on health care, it is he who is not standing on stable ground. Regardless of what Trump says, the loss in the House was devastating. This was the first major piece of legislation that the administration has tried to move through Congress after a "hundred days" that have been dominated by executive orders.
Obamacare repeal is an issue that has been near and dear to the heart of the GOP since 2010. Republicans have promised to overturn the ACA and, even with a united government, they failed. The loss will embolden Trump's opponents as it is now clear that he can be defeated. He will have that much less credibility to move members of either party along on controversial matters like free trade.
To be sure, Trump's opponents should not take anything for granted. Trump has proven that when he attacks, he goes for the *******, and the humiliation of this defeat will inevitably lead him toward turning the Freedom Caucus, Speaker Ryan and the Democrats into the new reason for his problems.
The challenge for Trump is that as he gets deeper into his presidency, voters who have supported him will more clearly see his vulnerabilities. As he continues to blame other people, these voters will start to see why it is he who is to blame.
Over the past few weeks, President Trump has exposed many of his own weaknesses, all of which contributed to today's failure in the House. The Russia-gate scandal is continuing to consume much of the national conversation about his presidency, emboldening his critics who sense that there is much more to come.
His endless tweets and groundless attacks, including about President Obama, have ****** Republicans to spend much more time talking about his behavior rather than their legislative agenda. The lack of preparation and scattershot approach to dealing with policy and Congress have cost him. His coalition-building strategy on this bill was sloppy and ended up alienating everyone, as he deeply underestimated conservative opposition to Ryan's plan.
Trump, it turns out, is not actually able to put together any deal that he wants. In this case, he was the loser.
While the president will be gearing up to blame everyone for this defeat, the truth is that he might just have no one to blame but himself.
you are not even truthful on your profile page.... why would anyone believe anything you say
HH is just looking for someone...anyone that will side with him
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Why are you wasting your energy on this dweeb? His mom is also is sister and he has a micropenis. Is he really worth it? You'll never convince his ignorant ass anyway.
why don't you go play in traffic!
Fox News banned from Canada
July 23, 2012
Fox News" tv news was just banned in Canada because of a story where it is suspected reporters deliberately lied or mislead people on broadcast news.
On the Wisconsin barricades the middle class of America fights for survival. Apparently Fox News has made dishonest and biased news stories about the protests from Wisconsin.
Canada's Radio Act is a law stating that lying on broadcast news will lead to the ban of the news show was applied. FoxNews was forbidden to be aired in Canada because it was considered to have aired such a news story. FoxNews tried to repeal the law but it didn't manage to do so.
http://www.roundnews.com/world/international/397-fox-news-banned-from-canada.html
July 23, 2012
Fox News" tv news was just banned in Canada because of a story where it is suspected reporters deliberately lied or mislead people on broadcast news.
On the Wisconsin barricades the middle class of America fights for survival. Apparently Fox News has made dishonest and biased news stories about the protests from Wisconsin.
Canada's Radio Act is a law stating that lying on broadcast news will lead to the ban of the news show was applied. FoxNews was forbidden to be aired in Canada because it was considered to have aired such a news story. FoxNews tried to repeal the law but it didn't manage to do so.
http://www.roundnews.com/world/international/397-fox-news-banned-from-canada.html
Fox News' Lies Keep Them Out of Canada
By Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Reader Supported News
01 March 11
s America's middle class battles for its survival on the Wisconsin barricades - against various Koch Oil surrogates and the corporate toadies at Fox News - fans of enlightenment, democracy and justice can take comfort from a significant victory north of the Wisconsin border. Fox News will not be moving into Canada after all! The reason: Canadian regulators announced last week they would reject efforts by Canada's right-wing Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to repeal a law that forbids lying on broadcast news.
Canada's Radio Act requires that "a licenser may not broadcast ... any false or misleading news." The provision has kept Fox News and right-wing talk radio out of Canada and helped make Canada a model for liberal democracy and freedom. As a result of that law, Canadians enjoy high quality news coverage, including the kind of foreign affairs and investigative journalism that flourished in this country before Ronald Reagan abolished the "Fairness Doctrine" in 1987. Political dialogue in Canada is marked by civility, modesty, honesty, collegiality, and idealism that have pretty much disappeared on the US airwaves. When Stephen Harper moved to abolish the anti-lying provision of the Radio Act, Canadians rose up to oppose him fearing that their tradition of honest non-partisan news would be replaced by the toxic, overtly partisan, biased and dishonest news coverage familiar to American citizens who listen to Fox News and talk radio. Harper's proposal was timed to facilitate the launch of a new right-wing network, "Sun TV News" which Canadians call "Fox News North."
http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/276-74/5123-fox-news-lies-keep-them-out-of-canada
By Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Reader Supported News
01 March 11
s America's middle class battles for its survival on the Wisconsin barricades - against various Koch Oil surrogates and the corporate toadies at Fox News - fans of enlightenment, democracy and justice can take comfort from a significant victory north of the Wisconsin border. Fox News will not be moving into Canada after all! The reason: Canadian regulators announced last week they would reject efforts by Canada's right-wing Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to repeal a law that forbids lying on broadcast news.
Canada's Radio Act requires that "a licenser may not broadcast ... any false or misleading news." The provision has kept Fox News and right-wing talk radio out of Canada and helped make Canada a model for liberal democracy and freedom. As a result of that law, Canadians enjoy high quality news coverage, including the kind of foreign affairs and investigative journalism that flourished in this country before Ronald Reagan abolished the "Fairness Doctrine" in 1987. Political dialogue in Canada is marked by civility, modesty, honesty, collegiality, and idealism that have pretty much disappeared on the US airwaves. When Stephen Harper moved to abolish the anti-lying provision of the Radio Act, Canadians rose up to oppose him fearing that their tradition of honest non-partisan news would be replaced by the toxic, overtly partisan, biased and dishonest news coverage familiar to American citizens who listen to Fox News and talk radio. Harper's proposal was timed to facilitate the launch of a new right-wing network, "Sun TV News" which Canadians call "Fox News North."
http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/276-74/5123-fox-news-lies-keep-them-out-of-canada
Regulators Reject Proposal That Would Bring Fox-Style News to Canada
By Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
As America’s middle class battles for its survival on the Wisconsin barricades — against various Koch Oil surrogates and the corporate toadies at Fox News — fans of enlightenment, democracy and justice can take comfort from a significant victory north of Wisconsin border. Fox News will not be moving into Canada after all! The reason: Canada regulators announced last week they would reject efforts by Canada’s right wing Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to repeal a law that forbids lying on broadcast news.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rober...be-moving-into-canada-after-all_b_829473.html
By Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
As America’s middle class battles for its survival on the Wisconsin barricades — against various Koch Oil surrogates and the corporate toadies at Fox News — fans of enlightenment, democracy and justice can take comfort from a significant victory north of Wisconsin border. Fox News will not be moving into Canada after all! The reason: Canada regulators announced last week they would reject efforts by Canada’s right wing Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to repeal a law that forbids lying on broadcast news.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rober...be-moving-into-canada-after-all_b_829473.html
Title for link is misleading. Fox News isn't straight up banned in Canada, they have just been denied a license to broadcast. This means that Fox News can still be offered by private cable companies, but it can't broadcast itself over public airwaves.
https://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/comments/wz8d3/fox_news_banned_in_canada_the_law_forbids_lying/
https://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/comments/wz8d3/fox_news_banned_in_canada_the_law_forbids_lying/
well HH is that enough or do you want more?
now who can't read or decipher information?... you were just being bullheaded
and you know on the weekend I don't spend much time on here and took advantage of that... knowing I wouldn't take the time to dig!
bottom line is... in Canada when you turn on the nightly news..... FOX is NOT on there.... you have to have cable... probably on the cartoon network!
now who can't read or decipher information?... you were just being bullheaded
and you know on the weekend I don't spend much time on here and took advantage of that... knowing I wouldn't take the time to dig!
bottom line is... in Canada when you turn on the nightly news..... FOX is NOT on there.... you have to have cable... probably on the cartoon network!
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damn ain't that the truth!
